Study: How Health Care Providers and Students Speak to Patients with Mental Health Issues; Participants Sought

Health care providers—and health care providers in training—will soon have a more informed understanding of how to talk to patients with mental health issues, thanks to a new Rutgers University–Camden study. Researchers Charlotte Markey, a professor of psychology, and Kristin August, an associate professor of psychology, will pay particular attention to how providers discuss mental

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Vaccine Eligibility Extended to Teachers, Other Workers

Gov. Phil Murphy has announced an expansion to the State’s COVID-19 vaccination program as summarized below. Beginning Monday, March 15, the following categories are eligible for vaccination: • Educators, including support staff, in pre-K through 12th grade settings • Childcare workers in licensed and registered settings • Public and local transportation workers, including bus, taxi,

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Truth or Stretch

Each culture and region has legendary stories linked to people that are passed on as oral tradition from generation to generation. With proper enthusiasm, hyperbole, inventiveness, and seasoning they evolve into folk heroes, legendary creatures, famed and infamous personalities. Their legends become the mythology and regional traditions that are part of the mix that creates

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A Good Wrap

A regional drunk driving prevention organization and the Vineland Police Department have joined forces in an effort to show local residents the importance of designated drivers. A new Ford Explorer, driven by Sgt. Terry Hall, is being called a “rolling billboard” that will promote the mission of the John R. Elliott HERO Campaign for Designated

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